English words starting with neu - page 2

Originally: = "neuroblastoma"(now rare or disused). later: a neuronal neoplasm; specifically (more fully "central neurocytoma", "intraventricular neurocytoma") an intraventricular neoplasm, usually benign, typically occurring in young adults and composed of uniform small cells of glial appearance but with neuronal differentiation.

Resulting in or characterized by degeneration of the nervous system, especially the neurons in the brain.

Skin disease attributed to neurological or psychological causes; an instance of this; especially localized thickening of the skin due to rubbing or scratching of a persistent itch (also called lichen simplex chronicus).

Neurodermatitis.

Having or related to a type of brain that is often considered as different from what is usual, for example that of someone who has autism

The electrical activity of the nervous system.

Of or relating to neuroembryology.

The embryology of the nervous system; the branch of science dealing with this.

Both neural and endocrine in structure or function.

Of or relating to the nervous system and the skin; between a nerve or nerves and the skin.

A type of epithelium containing sensory nerve endings and found in certain sense organs (e.g. the retina, the inner ear, the nasal membranes, and the taste buds).

A fibril in the cytoplasm of a nerve cell, visible by light microscopy.

Neurofibril.

Neurofibrillary.

A tumour formed on a nerve cell sheath, frequently symptomless but occasionally malignant.

A disease in which neurofibromas form throughout the body.

The growth and development of nervous tissue.

Giving rise to neural tissue; of or relating to neurogenesis.

Caused or controlled by or arising in the nervous system.

By neural activity.

Having both neural and glandular characteristics or elements; of or relating to nerves and glands or their interactions; between a nerve and a gland.

Another term for glia.

Of or relating to neuroglia.

A representation of the structure or function of a nerve obtained by radiological techniques, electrical recording, etc.

The process of making a representation of the structure or function of a nerve, by radiological techniques, electrical recording, etc.